Half the World

Kaleidoscopic City

Details

Theme: CULTURE
Length: 1 DAY
Cities: ISFAHAN

Description

This day trip is a true discovery of 17th century Iran when Safavids as the third great Persian Empire ruled over the country. We visit Naqsh-e Jahan Square where the best of everything is gathered at the same place. Here, we experience history, art, architecture, everyday life and joyful shopping.

Inclusions

Hotel pick-up and drop off
English-speaking tour guide
All tours take place in comfortable air conditioned vehicles incl. Road taxes, parking fees and expenses for the driver.
All entrance fees as per itinerary.
Meals: 1x Lunch
Midday refreshment

Exclusions

Personal expenses
Tips for tour guides, drivers
All other expenses not mentioned

Upon your request, the tour can include more days.
Depending on the group size, the tour price will change. Tour size can vary from one person to above 20.
States offices, administration, post office and banks are generally open from 7: 30-12: 00 and reopen after a lunch break until 16:00. Thursdays are the working hours until 12:00.
Friday is weekend in Iran and almost all businesses are closed

Set Departure Dates

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Tour Itinerary

In this day trip we visit the greatest Safavid Era matrimony, Naqsh-e Jahan Square, awaits us to be visited. Naqsh-e Jahan Square is one of the largest and most attractive squares in the world. The two most awe-inspiring mosques in the Islamic world, Abbasi Mosque and Sheikh Lotfolla Mosque, along with Ali Qapu Palace Pavilion on three sides have given the square its allure. These attractions are connected via a row of two-story traditional shops (called Qeysarieh Bazaar) where we can acquire the best authentic handicrafts in Iran. Close to the square, there is a Chehel Sotoun Palace Pavilion located inside a large Persian garden, a world heritage site that we visit. This palace is also a safavid monument with exciting and beautiful frescos depicting the royal and common people lifestyle of that era.